last night another man climbed over a bike rack at the outer perimeter, and curtis smith climbed over a wall. all three suspects have been arrested and charged. >>> an artist from philadelphia says his portrait of former president bill clinton contains a hidden reference to the scandal that shadowed his presidency. this was on display at the natural portrait gallery in washington for years. in an interview, the shadow next to clinton represents monica lewinsky's infamous blue dress and how it cast a shadow on his time in office. clinton was later impeached. >>> this is just in. the drama surrounding the sale of the revel casino is not over tonight. a developer now says he wants to buy the former gaming hall as well. the other buyer says he offered $80 million. last week, revel revived a deal to pay for $82 million minus a $10 million deposit he already paid. nbc 10 is preparing for the pope tonight as we're getting the clearest picture yet of how crowded the region's hotels will be. bucks county officials estimate their hotels are 90% booked. >> and homeowners are being warned about t

but you appear to think it has a wider application than the ones outlined by curtis smith. >> i think overwhelming issue at hand is indiana indianapolis has an ordnance protecting l.g.b.t. in employment, housing and accommodations. this puts risk. >> i disagree, if i can jump in. >> sure. >> courts say the state has a compelling - zack serves on the city council. that's the legislative body. that's the community's will. that's a demonstration of a compelling interest. rarely do religious beliefs get mixed in with commerce. it can happen. selling hamburgers and cupcakes doesn't rise to someone's deeply held sincerely held beliefs. that's why there's not many of these cases and they rarely involve public accommodation, commerce. it can happen. rare. >> a lot of attention to the law, and a lot of legal commentary on it goes to when and whether the government gets involved. it interposes itself between the relations - the daily relations between citizens. why is that a key factor here? when is the government in, when is it out? >> well, i mean, the whole point of having a human rights ord

but you appear to think it has a wider application than the ones outlined by curtis smith. >> i think overwhelming issue at hand is indiana indianapolis has an ordnance protecting l.g.b.t. in employment, housing and accommodations. this puts risk. >> i disagree, if i can jump in. >> sure. >> courts say the state has a compelling - zack serves on the city council. that's the legislative body. that's the community's will. that's a demonstration of a compelling interest. rarely do religious beliefs get mixed in with commerce. it can happen. selling hamburgers and cupcakes doesn't rise to someone's deeply held sincerely held beliefs. that's why there's not many of these cases and they rarely involve public accommodation, commerce. it can happen. rare. >> a lot of attention to the law, and a lot of legal commentary on it goes to when and whether the government gets involved. it interposes itself between the relations - the daily relations between citizens. why is that a key factor here? when is the government in, when is it out? >> well, i mean, the whole point of having a human rights ord

last night curtis smith of coatsville climbed over a stone wall outside the white house around the samea bike rack near the fence surrounding the white house. both men are in custody. >>> the white house blasted republicans today. a spokesperson says the one-week extension of homeland security funding passed by congress reflects the gop's failed leadership. president obama signed the extension last friday just minutes before it would have run out. democrats have been pressuring house speaker john boehner to allow a vote to extend funding for the department through september 30th. >>> potential trouble on the tracks. >> it turns out millions of people across pennsylvania are living in danger zones at the risk of derailments that could cause damage or even death. some of those spots are right in our region. >> nbc 10's jim rosenfield is live in the digital operations center with more on what we need to know jim. >> reporter: these numbers really make you sit up and take note. the new report from penn environment claims nearly 4 million pennsylvanians live within potential evacuation zones

curtis smith of pennsylvania is charged with unlawful entry. >>> we're holding out hope that she's still alive. those words this afternoon as d.c. leaders mark one year since the disappearance of 8-year-old relisha rudd. rudd livid with her mother at the homeless shelter at the old d.c. general hospital. she was last seen a year ago yesterday. news4's darcy spencer is at d.c. police headquarters now where the mayor and police chief just spoke about the case. darcy? >> reporter: well pat, this beautiful little girl became the face of d.c.'s homeless kids as you know living a tragic life over there at the homeless shelter for families. the chief wrapped up a press conference here at headquarters a short time ago asking the media for help. she wants to keep the case out in the public eye. the chief says that she continues to get information on this case and to get leads. but unfortunately today there was no new information to give out. she wants to keep this 8-year-old's face out there, again, visible to make sure people know she has s not forgotten, to remind people to come forward if t th